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Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Cat Her Throat.

Mrs. Anna Cos tello, feeble woman
past sixty years of age, tried to end her
lie on Wednesday morning while in
bed, by cutting her throat with carv-
ing knife, at her home on Damon street,
near Allegheny avenue, Falls of schuyl-
kill. WEeu her husband Awoke, he
found he. lying beside him with pssh
in her throat which was bleeding FRO
fusoly. DIR. Edward Berry, the distric,
surgeon, was called in, and he stitched
tho wound. He says the cut Itself IL
not necessarily fatal, but she had los
considerable blood, and her age an(
weakness will probably prevent ner re
covery. The woman has been an inva
lid for several years. and her protrsctet
illness had weakened her mind and lie,
her to attempt suicide.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Reviving q Suit Agaius, II

CHICAGO, June 8 Judge
this morning beard the AROUND
bill Of rev,vor 10 resurfe,t The
OF Henry Dupont against 81
Tilden. The case has been ID
trict Court for eight years,
lpeolYepcy Of the old Illinois
Iron Com pany, In which s.
Tllden, j. F Joy and W. B 0l1
stock holders, Henry Dupont,
Jersey, sued Tilden individrslI
debt Of 81, contracted BY
pany. The debt. with in.e'e
amounts to $4,000, and MI
wants to collect mat amo1hl
drew Fl Green, John BselI
George W. Smith, the executor
Tnden's will. The attorney ioi)
oontsu ded that the death oil N
could not char &c The Original
II they had a right to sue hin II
right m usl also extend to 8 sul.|
his executors. The case was 'r'
under advisement.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09

Sheriff Lam bson sdvertises 10 sell at
pa bile sale on Saturday, the 2bth inst
the farm situated In Appoquinimink
Hundred, belonging to the estate Of the
late Sarah A. Atherly.
He also advertises 70 sell on Wednes.
day, the 10Th inst, the farm and wharf
property, In New Cattle Hundred, be-
longing to George w. Morrison.
He will also sell on Saturday, the
18th inst the dwelling and lot in st
Georges, belonging to John W. Hayes.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Itinerant AIutlcians'

This city is, and has been "
time. infested with i.'nerAn' y
LOT almost all nalionalllles' a.
first was o man and woman
piano on wheels, and VINE
bumped away at this lpsa s.,',
woman handled g tamo'a,u'
manner that waa hard 10 l,, s.sl
we're followed by the "hNs
hand" who for .everal ds " !,
fair n usic on the streets, spu y
have been superseded BY ~
men, whose general sppesi,D.ss
lead o pereon to suppose tass' y
among the fret OF the liisI
" ho mako the most cisc ,.'O.
Imaginable with the bsaPlp'' !,
Add TO these the usual crop ',
organ grinders, with ln D, iwSiI1
and no enc will deny NV s,,.,' Sr h
lis at present a music siii'c'eu u
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
.KE n n ARDS,

The popular dress
material. Creams,
soft, pleasant to the
touch. Stock large
in all that is desira-
BILE. No common
stuff among them.
50 inch Cream
|Twilled Cloth, si.25,
jail wool.
! 26 inch Cream
|Cloth, all wool, 80
lcents.
| SO inch French
Cream Cashmere, SO
cents, all wool.
40 inch French
Cream Cashmere,75
cents, all wool.
40 inch Cream
Canvas, SO cents, all
wool.
sc inch, all wool,
Cream Albatross,
l37c., 45c., soc.
AZ inch Cream
IAlbatross, very fine,
rs cents.
~ inch Cream
lPongee Mohair, 45
|cents.
Look in our win.
ldow to-day and see
1.-THE beautiful dis.
|play of Cream Dress
Goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
A Timely Hint

Persons who wish to MAJ. mar Il
q small investment OF csp Ms1
tend the sale OF lois ny rl.ys
and Ford, In the Ten'p s,. r
Twelfth wards, next o s,ua l1
noon. Oar city Is e1'en ,i1 iur}
| rectionr, and property viii a n
rapidly in value the CO : nefrlod|
AZ it has done during 40! p. ana
In it. pa pas. history. Every s.,: ~ 1ss
see wbere he could n D.. !. III : III
by investing 3 few a ao !, ni,is. iei |
ago, and the opportani'.',. II I
are lust ss great nov I. and u
time. Attend tue ss' ~, II
hints We have thrown o .s.hI. n
of lots viii double and 'f''
few wears,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Best and Cheapest.

The best clothing is al.
ways the cheapest. You
can buy a suit of so.called
ready-made clothing, per-
haps a trifle cheaper than
what we or any other re-
|sponsible dealer can sell ii
for, but you will find in the
end that such goods are dear
lat any price.
We can save you money
because we can sell you bet
ter clothing for about the
same money.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Tho Floods In Hungary.

VIENNA, June SAN exceptionally
stormy winter and numerous heavy snow
falls account to large extent for the
present disastrous foods In Hungary. ii
Is stated that no amount of dyke inspec-
tion can prevent the occurrence of floods
In the Thesis Valley until the govern
ment undertakes the regulation of the
Danube at the iron gates, as provided fol
in the Treaty of Berlin.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Tho Evictions In Ireland,

DUBLIN, June s.-The gunboat SAINT.
erer took the Sheriff of County Glare and
q body Of police to Clare Island, where
they evicted twelve tenants. The scenes
witnessed while the wrlts OF eviction
were being executed were deplorable
During the eyictions at Rodyke to-day
TWO women belonging to the Tusny de
fed the sheriff and police for an hour BY
throwing boiling water and white-wa ash
upon them. The family was fna ],
eYicted and the women were Arrested
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
The Union Excursion.

The txcursion OF the Union NJ. z
Sunday School left Fourth street wharf
shortly after I o'clock this morning. on
the na,Tihcent stsa amer Republle.
bound for Cape May. There were aboH'
! .O00 persons on board, with the Usual
Dumter OF lunch boxes and basket,
HIled with toothsome delicscies. The
weather IL all that can be desired, and
tho excursionists will no doubt spend o
day OF uuslloyed pleas ure.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09

Workmen are engaged in layir z thu
new vulcantte blocks in the street IL
front OF the Clayton lIonse, and are til,
objects Of y crowd OF spectators Thu
old oobo.s stones are dug up,the grount
un6 erLea.h leveled aud then covered
with card, which il tightly packed be
fore the blocks are laid. This n Etsrla
makes strong and durable pavement
aud Is coming into general Cse in Pail
adeipbia and othe; cities.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
State Board OF Pharmacy,

Governor BiRgs has appointed Frank
r. Smith, James II. Morgan and Jacob
3. Bse;em of this city, DR.. Hugh Mar.
Tin Of Seaford, and DR.. N. II Cooper Of
Kentop, State Board of Pharm aoy
There names were selected out Of ter
NAMES furnished the Governor by the
State Pharmaceutical Association. &c
ocr6ing to the law, which provides
that six OF those recommended shall Ia
graduates in pharmacy and four ph,si
clans.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
common cement st o'~ n

CHESTER. June S.- y Crs}
annual com mencemsn n.r y. ,oa|
losio.l stmins,Iy, ,s oo'o oi sbs d
never In the history Oh ,s.rs.ly 4
or more enjoyable NV n AZ,
be oered eighteen y 'Gns MI
whom delivered o'A' ' :, ,1s BY p
to tho graduates VA /" .ur'rI
cises a luncheon wsS ~
trees on tbs campus.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Tho Feast OF Corpus OhriAti.

To day being the hrst Thursday Of thu
week following Pentecost, il is Gale.
brated by the Catholic church ~ the
Feast of Corpus Christi, on the body o.
Christ, and solemn bigh mass was csle-
brAted Mt St. Peters re-OHtbe dral
and the other Catholic churches Of thi,
city. This, the most splendid festival
of tho Catholic church, Was Instituted
BY Pope Urian Nv, in 1884, In honor oil
the oUnsecrated host, and with q view
to its alteration.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
M MARRIAGES..

lS-BETELLE.-On tho 9th inst al
the residence Of the bride, 5l8 Jefferson
street, by Rev. l.. Estlin, Joseph Cannou
Ellis, NJ. D., OF Philsteiphia, Pa, and
Hannah y. Betelle OF Wilmington, Dol.
CENT-WEBB.-On the S h inst, by
Kew. L. MARKS, u. d Mr.. John w. Viz
cent, Of dorchester County. Md, and Mist
Edna q. Webb, Of wilmington.
dorchester papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
eft Never Fails to Cure"


CIoverdaie. Indiana.
Il caught q bad cold, which settled In
tn Q leaders OF nv ntck and caused me
great pain, confining me 10 bed. Bu,
since have used 81. jacobs TN . dc
not fear It's recurrence. as the oil never
fails TO euro II.
MRS. p. M. REINHElMER.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
HOuses For Sale,

Head & Co. advertise a dozen very
desirable houses at private ea)e In diff
ferent parts of cur city. Persons who
wish 10 purchase should call and DON
suit them. By doing 30 they may say'
q coed many pennies if not dollars.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
A Fact,

If you want good fitting, gooj-wear-
ing and rensonable-priced shoe, one
thai will give satisfaction for the
money invested, go to Forman's, No. l0
East Fourth street, between Market
and King
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
REINHElMER.


2s Rock street. Lowell, Mas.
"Some tbroe years ego l was taken
with crick IN my mock and back, and
rheumatisiu 10 hips and leKs. could
not turn over, and was In great pain.
got the st. scobs OH; It eased mo at
once. have not had 40 attsck since.'
J. W. NEVIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09

At Yeraer's picture frame store: large
STOCK oil frames fell down in price
which nearly broke his heart, hut they
hare 70 &: at 4l9 SHIPLEY STREET,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09

Here's another that maybe
you have heard of. All of
our Embroidered Cloth and
Serge Robes to one price.
They are in soft, pretty
shades of tans, gray, modes,
garnet, blue, steel, brown
and bronze, panel fronts,
beaded designs, $3.50, plain
$3.50; the handsomest de-
signs and colorings this sea-
son, 10 yards material, S.
instead Of IS SO ana $3.50.
A fine pin stripe suiting,
tans and browns, only 8
pieces, 40 in. wide, soc.
from 62sc.
Twinkle! Twinkle! Twin
lkle!
! Crinkle! Grin kle! Crinkle!
! They come and go in a
lday and a night. Have you
Bought a crinkle? You'd
fbctter. Only cotton, to be
sure. but pretty cotton, and
cheap enough and high
priced enough for every one
/ A hundred different .shadings.
neat, quiet, bright, pretty
ugly, everything. There's
thousands of yards here that
must be sold.
Il Cream Crinkle, Sc. from
Disc. Cream Crinkle, Sc. from
l2bc. Colors in Crinkle, &c
Iron 15c. Colors in Crinkle
.lI5c. from 1Sc. Cream Grin.
elkle, 1Sc. from 25c.
Il A beautiful line OF Saline
lin fine French effects O,
: llight grounds, stylishly fig
+ ured and colored, 15c. from
= 25c.
Il A few pieces only {
= Cream Canvas, II yard
If wide, Csc. A finer one 2Sc
r. A cream stripe Nuns Vel
ling, aoc.
Il Have you seen our me-
81 styles of White Swi:
IS Flouncings for ladies' dress
e: les! They are bewilderin;
e. beautiful and elegant, ! yd
y deep, from 81 to s2.25; a
lylwith narrow embroidery t
match. Truly @ most b
,l witching hot weather dress
OBJ Win you cover your ca
Of pets this summer with lii
syn ems! We have them here
he all widths up to S yards wild
L, with hall and stairs to ma.cl
.+ The daisy is the latest in
iported pattern.
Another (the 4th) lot
z. Canton Mattings are on the
IN way to us. This time tt
u cheap ones, 12ac., 13c, 10
a, lin white and fancy.
Dstl Has your little boy bee
40 fitted out yet with one
our "Sailor Suits?:" One
|S2.5o and from that to fiji
ls Jersey and Cloth Sailor Sui
be lat Sc, blue and white. II
nd little fellow will surely
70. pleased.
"a. 7, Gloria Umbrellas ha,
r-icome again, light and dur
lble. What more, exec
= lprice? and that is rigf
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09

WOLF, NeVada.
~ consider ~. Jacobs OIL the bts.
remedy for q stif neck. l lake q piecs
q flannel. pu. somo oil on II ard tie It
around my neck and 1 am suro tie pains
will leave me. FOR pains in the car a. 40
It is excellent" ADDLPhUS fINCK
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
A IIme'- al M

Hon. David A. US . ,.nss
&, to, a e., 10y ., an FG is%p;.,s S i;'
s osIs 1 on "rne EcC %sl, - propo,1
view the history : o. 1.r 'c u sll9
m, sv be properly at'r,o.|
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
ut 10 q Good ! hing
New Haven, {

which settled Ia the cords, 60 that
could not turn my head nor lie down.
uscd st Jacobs OIL. lc cured me, and
consider II o good thing, and can 80 fol }
recommend It." DAVID oThOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09

Every application gives relief; every bot
tie contains . cure; every bottle tested as 4
quality; every genuine battle bears TIT
America knows its value; every spoken Ian
gusge knows its name; every lournslis
praises It; every dealer knows It's merits
every chemist nnds It perfect. sold b.
Dru. gists and Dealers. frioe nifty cents pc
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
"Relieved at Once. I"


NeWt0n, TeXAb.
81 was suffering o long time with
pains In the back Of the head aud stiff
nscg, and tried various rom edies with
tutteiief. Then / applied st. Jacobs
Oh, sId WAS relieved ~ onoe
A. A. HARDY.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Going TO Do'e" :,

Rev. FAME; a 4, ;ssss s'sEs n. n
to Dover, told v 9sd eaday a' l'a
p Pe.1 ia ia prices Ice @aPg !; sst'e s5sa
oners being snI,a'' n, :. s', y.
:ss; sans Of T 's. 5.y s;,; sss'
pas! passs, ,in ply admoni'i0n', i
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
Murderer Han to go Below.

Robert g. Hall, ta@ murderer Of Mrs
Lillian Rivers, who is now at the Ger
man hospital, was taken 70 N.Y. @Ma-.
sing Prison TO day.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
On the Market Street Extension

Of the Wilmington City Passenger Railway offers
inducements, which cannot be surpassed, to secure
one of the finest and cheapest building lots
ever offered in this city, and upon terms SO
liberal that they brought within the reach OF man
wanting desirable and beautiful home SITE The eeva
ted and beautiful OF land offered to the public
eighty6ve 1857 acres which is elegantly located vel
suited for business purposes and has been divided into lots
Of various sizes (25xIoo feet and larger.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
.S;JAcoRs OH.
STIFF.NECK
CURED AT ONCE.
'KKuow It Will Leave.

Note-Rub the part Elected thoroughly
and freely with 81. Jacob Oh.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
over Fifty Dead in rne Mine I.

BERLIN. june 8-An explosion OF
fre-damp has occurred IN coal pit 1t
oelsenk ircheu, IN Westphalia. The
bodies Of forty one persons killed By the
explosion have been recovered, and
twelve more are believed to be dead.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
uarpets.

Crane, :s 3 GO ;S e. s:'! {; = f;
ne :as'i es ssss' are tai taxing ''''''''I
reductions
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
WIN. B. SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market SIS.

June-a busy month-all
nature blooming and bud
ding. Everybody busy get
ting ready for the coming
not days. A good month
Tor buyers. A big bargain
month with us. 1t will do
you good to keep US in mind;
we are not asleep, we keep
rustling.
We bang down a lot Of
Batiste embroidered robe
dresses big bang too
Iyou wouldn't care to be the
Importer of these goods. Toe
many and a late season tell:
his story. Yours you'll find
below. Batiste Robes, think
of them, II yards material
l41 yards wide embroider J
trimming; y yards narrow
embroidery trimming Ecru:
and black grounds trimmed
lup in two shades, tans, blues
lreds and brown trimmi ng
ICool. effective. pretty,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 61e King 81
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, 1856,
Open all night.
J..A. WILSON,
Fuaoval ID irsotnr

DOR SALE.
700 West street, 3 story brick. all conven.
ienc-s, wide yard with back alley. In first
Class condition.
sio West street, 3-story, newly painted, good
order.
6l5 East Fifth street, 3-story, rooms, good
location
la3 dupont street, 2-story, rooms.
southeast corner Eleventh ana Bennett streets
Store and dwelling.
location.
50, King street, 3-story, 10 rooms, central 10.
cation.
l225 Market street., newly painted, good prop
cry.
f0s Jefferson street, 1-story, 10 rooms, sid'
yard, nice house.
ia also sell at a bargain six homes. Nos
1925 TO los Pine street. rooms, bath, Zoos
order. Rent steadilv. A good Investment.
Have also a bargain for You In two hou:cs
Nos. I'll and 9l3 spruce street.
Also look at the new houses. Nos. lt07 Il
l1?l spruce street, o rooms, bath, cic.
T none Of these suits you cali Tor list, o
other properties. HEALD &CO. js-Gt
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09

yHE CHARLES A. vUaELER co.. BAL
timore. Md.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
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Embroidered Robes, =. 90 from 600.
Embroidered Robes, 100 from : o.O.
Embroidered Robes, p, Is from Z $50.
Embroidered Robes, "a. 80 from : 10.
Embroidered Robes, $50 from 1.0,.
Embroidered Robes, sl.15 from b.N.
Embroidered Robes, 400 from 40.
Embroidered Robes, Is OF from 800.
Embroid, red Robes, 500 from 5000.
Embroidered Robes, $500 from z $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-09
These lots are now offered for sale

For cash upon monthly instaments Of (so ten dollars
EACH The prices range from $50 and upwards The OPP
portunity offered for the purchase OF these lots is most
desirable one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
THE THIRD VICTIM AT MITCHELsTowN.

THE tlCIlM Al
ANOTHER DEATH RESULTS PROM FRIDAYS RIOT
ING-THE GOVERNMENTS MEAGRE INFORMATION.
LONDON, Sept lO.-An was quiet throughout the
n ght at Mi'cb.lstown. the scene Of ye-terday's
rioting All the persons who attended yesterdays
me ting have returned 10 their homes. Fiftyrour
constables we're injured to such an extent that phv
sicians services acre required. One hundred and
fifty civilians were also nurei. One more of the
injured has dieI, making the thrd victim.
The police at Mit helstown assert that the trouble
was due to the Nationalist leaders shouting tor the
mob to hold tog ther. The town to-day Is quiet The
Nationasts are e1ultant over the good fight they
made yesterday. iipDerary bog broke through "a
SQUARE COMPOSED of twelve policemen and fought
them single handed The poce inally Overpowered
him, but the mob made rush and rescued him fl ON
his captors. The police paraded this morning.
majority of them wore bandages over tho wounds
they re eceived yesterday. Fourteen poi,c emen who
were injured during the riotIng were carried 10 the
hospital.
- rhe Pail Mall Gazette" says that the memory OF
the old map, Riordsn lying deau 10 the market lace
at Mcht stown, his gray har matted With blood, i'll
haunt both nations for many days to cJme II Is the
auty the paper adds. OF all the leaders OF the Oppos
ton to visit Ireland, Mr.. Gladstone trst, TO answer
yesterdays bloody challenge.
The 'ilobe" " says that Mr.. OBrien and his friends
have at last succeeded in bringing about bood he'd
Upon them rests the entire al responsibility ior
the death Of those xii ed Mitchelstown yesterday.
D. BlIN, Sept 10" The Freeu.an's Journal
says: The blood stain IL indeibiy attached TO Mr.
lour, Cbiei Secretary for Ireland, aud t. tue Gov
ernmept." The journal" accuses the Ohcia's OF
town, on whose evidence the warrants against Mr..
OBrien and Mr. Vaudeville the Poor Law Guardian,
issued for the special purpose OF exasperatng
the crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
LIaBLE FOR PENN BANK LOSSES.

Pr1rsBURG Sept 1O-Master william B. Rogers. In the
suit OF Henry Warner. assignee OF the dsfunct Penn
Rank against william N Riddle, president OF the bank
and NJ H. McMullu and ]. p Beal. oil operators, on
tered in July 1885, for the purpose Of charging THO de-
fendents with certain Of the bank lost In oil
transactions In the years 1883 aud 1884, has just com-
pcted his report The assignee charged hsttho defend
ants unawfuy and repeatedly withdrew from the bank
sums aggregatiny nearly $l0O00OO Tor the purpose OF
making corner In OIL which was illegal. The master
finds that Riddle Beal and McMun were all parties to
the conspiracy, aud that the hank ITSELF not oeng
party its assignee may the loss firm the con-
spirators lie concludes the report by rscommen
that a decree be male against tho defendsnts lot
S827 O9I 49, less $685. 79 26 deposit to tho credit Oh
McMulnu at the time of the banks uspenson
Real has been city for several days and was seen
Tonight Just before he boarded Cincinnati train DC
said "fhis Judgment eject ss Il has been
secured on Of law which holds thai spec-
laton s illevitimae. and the s!mpe fact that Brown
happens know that Smith speculated holds Brown re-
for anybodys money that Snith may have lost
II any body shsws that handled single dollar OF Penn
Bank money prior July l8. 1883, In these transac'
tons or had any knowledge Of the bank than the
directors themselves, then am liar and tnef ,,
never handled the money. nor had any oenent VIII
not worry to cancel 90 magnncent : sun -
Ss27 O0l Is claimed that Beal working for stook
dealer Q salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
STARTING THE INMATES OF 4 PRISON
ACCOUNTING FOR DISEASE PREVALENT AMONG
CONyICTs IN NEw-ORLEANs.

ACCOUNTING FOR DISEASE PREVALENT AMONG
CoNvICTs IN NEw0RLEANs.
CHICAGO Sept IO.-A dispatch to The Times from Now
Orleans says "For several years the inmates OF the
parish prisons OF this city have been suffering from
peculiar disease, accompanied with swelling OF their
heads and limbs frequently terminating In death
Thirty nine cases the disease and five deaths have
CURED since January The disease has generally been
attributed the damp condition Of tho prison. which Is
an old brick structure and there has been general de-
mand that the building be condemned and better one
ereced physician OF the State Board OF Health was
deputed this week to make q thorough examination OF
the matter report which has just bsen presented
does away entirely with danpness theory and states
that tho sickness In the prison Is caused by insncient
food The rations consist or cup Of tea aud piece Of
bread in tue morning aud soup during the day. Tho
meat for the soup provided by contract at low rte
several tunes been condemned by the resident
surgeon. This food Is wholly insufficient The inspect
Ing physician declares several Of the prisoners
vdences scurvy and that the disease was re-
strict almost wholly those who had been confined
for three months more, or who depended upon the
starvation rations alone. The Board OF Health has
called tention VI the parish authorities TO the abuse
Insists that the prisoners he PROVIDED win peter
meat and with vegetables occasionally"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
4 LIVELY GALE ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
VESSELS COMING INTO CHICAGO IN WEATHER
BEATEN cONDITIoN-THE FIRST OF THE EQUI

VESSELS COMING INTO CHICAGO IN WEATHER.
BEATEN coNDIrIoN-THE FIRST OF THE EQUI-
NOCTIAL
CHICAGO. Sept 10 (Spceiab.-The lumber craft thas
In from the lake this morning have sundry
articles missing from their cargoes and rigging on &C
count Of the gale that swept down from tho north last
night Several Of them came mp the river with two'
thirds Of their lines snapped and tangled aud general
appearance of disorder deck. Tho storm last night
the first of the Equnoctal and Is about ten days
ahead Of time. 1t reached the barbor about o'clock
and the Thermometer soon took rapid tumble. From
that hour until about o'clock this morning the wind
howled over the lake and fought the waters until tho
waves ran over the decks Of the smaller vessels.
Early In the evening the Lfe-Saving station received
news from Thrtyninth-st that pleasure party, who
had vrntursd out in small yacht early In the evening"
had been swamped and we're cneing t. the upsurned
boat mile and half from shore, The Lfe.saving
launched boat and went to the sceno OF the re-
ported disaster only to ind their help OF no use, Tor me
party had not met with any worse mshap than chilly
drcnchng and healthy scare Ihey had landed Dy me
time the Life-saving arrived The return to the
station perious trip but safely accomplished
Captain schpper OF the Schooner An 10 Doyle loaded
with 20O0 900 shingles. said tho gale overlook him OPP
poste Racine, Wis. about o'clock last night but he
had seen I coming. and put his vessel in shape Tho
it like locomotive. AS the night advanced. the wind
colder. untii it was almost at freezing tempera-
which Is unusual so early In the fal Inc Annie
Doyle lost only spar and couple or bundles OF shingles
that washed when the sea was heaviest. and
arrived In tile harbor at o'clock this morning lhe
Captain said the schooner Rivers was near him when
the and became badly waterlogged before
she got in but was not otherwise disabled.